Cleveland's National Weather Service details weather expectations, outlining a cold front bringing showers followed by dry and near-normal temperatures leading up to Thanksgiving, with potential disruptive weather next week.

An Elyria man, Andrew Davison, was sentenced to 39-44 additional years for assaulting officers during his court sentencing for attempted murder and drug trafficking.

Full November SNAP benefits will be issued this week in Cuyahoga County following earlier partial distributions, regular distribution to resume in December. Residents can use the ConnectEBT app or the Ohio Benefits Portal for updates.

Play Haven Cafe opens in Strongsville, OH, providing a quiet play area for children and a relaxing space for adults.

The 3rd annual Thriving Youth Series in Cleveland brought together over 1,500 people to focus on out-of-school time importance, culminating in a Youth Leadership Summit involving students and local leaders.

Freezing fog caused a weather advisory in Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, affecting visibility and making surfaces slick. Normal temperatures and a mix of weather conditions are expected moving forward.

Garfield Heights hosts Line Dancing Tuesdays at the Civic Center, welcoming all for an evening of dance with instruction by Immortal Touch, for a $5 entry fee.

Westlake Ohio Police urge community support for the "Shop With A Cop" event, offering raffle tickets at $5 for a chance to win various prizes. Funds raised help children holiday shop with officers.

Peninah Kariuki of Cleveland State University won the Best Graduate Student Poster Award for her DNA origami research at the APS Eastern Great Lakes Section.

Julie Onderak, a CSU 2025 graduate, gained recognition as a Student of Distinction for her achievements, such as securing a position at Karg Corporation after excelling in an Ohio Export Internship.

The City of Cleveland addresses demographic changes impacting school enrollments and equity in education, leading to the merging of Clark and Walton schools into the new Clark School.

Cuyahoga County funds two winter shelters to help the homeless, offering beds, meals, and essential services, reflecting the community's commitment to dignity and safety for all residents.

High-pressure build brings warmer temperatures to Cleveland with a sunny forecast until Thursday, followed by a chance of showers and cooler weather into the weekend.